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Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

Mcsi Stations.
Through tickets TO all the principal cities
east aud west on Sole at the following sta
iions. Albuquerque, Holbrook, winslow,
Flagstaff, Peach Springs, Kinsinan, Pres.
cots and the Needles.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Via Laxunx to tho Indian village OF
Acoma. 1G miles.
Via Wingntc to Port Wipgate, miles;
Zufii a. miles.
Via ManUclito 10 Fort Dsfancs NAV
ajo agency, 20 miies: cahon de CheiIe. G5
miles; Keans Canon, 10 miles.
Via IIslhresl, tri-weekiy stages to st.
Johns, ss miles; Fort Apache. 90 miles:
Springcrviiic, d miics: Show Low. 10 n lies
Tayiorvi:le, s5 miles; Moqui Indian village
mo regular stage), 10 r,ilss.
Via WiM.Isw TO Brigllan City and Sum
set.
Via Ash Fork. daily stages 10 P,soott
ard wEipric BARRACKS. ~ rniiss; daily stag.
e. from Prescott to Phsnix. and III weekly
stages to Fort Verde.
Via Peach Spsisgs 20 tao Gsssd
Csnen er thr Colorado, 10 rai.es.
Via ktsgsaas, daily stages 10 Stockton
Hill. 10 miles; Mineral Park, IL miles; Ger
bs. II miles.
Via Yar~a to Signal, 40 miles.
Via Needles, steamer 10 Yuma, Colorado
river agency, Fort Mohnye, Mohavs City.
HardyvilIs, Ansona; and III Dorado Canon.
Nevada.
". A. uSgsse11.
General Passenger Agent.
%. u. RsbinsSs. Geni Manager.
AIbuqusrque. N. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
something 90 I,o.

A bonrih,g hoase mistress has adsieSi am
other ornament 20 her wall decorations 1t
= IN the shape ~ motto which r~ads ti,,rs.
Laugh and grow fat Sir wants 90 givo
the ,noutI,s Of her loaricrs something ~ d..
'--lssston Commonwealth.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
PvsIlsxsD Evsss SATURDAY 81 1
JAMES ;. HYDE. +
EAiter ana Frsrx1ct=z-
Battered At the possoiHss In Kingnan
ss sse0ud.ciaas matter.
sUnsCRIrTlox nArEs,
ADVERTISING HATES,

Legal matter in this type. 500 per inch
for the first insertion. and et.0o pcr inch
fereseh snbssqusnt insertion.
Isussness advertisements inserted a.
spscial rates according to time, plses and
svase required.
ProssssionmI cards, one inch, insartsd ~
81 IN par ysas. inclujing subseriptton.,
Coaainnnicxtions Of . psrsonal n.ture
will 10 published ~ tho option Of the editor
and charges for ut the rate OF ten cents Per
Iinc.
Tho Mrxxn will not be Tssponsibis for the
epinious and views Of its correspondents.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

III rWa.hiI2ttsi Territory Chinnmnn J,ss
biz ccsn,f:suicrL
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Teussssssa.

Gsysrnor--c, ~. Zulick, Prescott.
Secretary James 4. I:AyArd, PRESCOTT,
Assistant Secretary. -Tom Yasisl, Pres
eott.
Attorney General = Briggs GoodrisL sPses
cott.
Trcasurer--T. y. lsntleY, PreseStt.
Superintendent of paLlis Instrsction &C
n. StrAsss, Taosois.
Auditor--E. II. Clark. Present..
superintendent ID Territorial Psison--
supreme Cour.-gsn,ss IT.. Wright, Chief
Justice. Prescott; w. w. Porter, Asso
ciats Justice, Pi,enix; VIM. IL. Earnes
Associate Justice, Tucsoa.
U. 8. Distr:c. Attorney q. W. Eouse.
/ Tucson.
us. Marshni--N. X. sIsasle, Tacsou.
pepnty q. s. Mar'hal--H. u. Underwood
Surveyor sGoaerai--Jol,n Hise, Tucson.
Prcssot. Land Oaiso--Rcscivos-D. j.
Salivan. Kegistsr--J. r.. Camp.
Tucson Land Office -Rectiver-Fred w.
Smith. Rrg.ster--C. L. Daley.
U. =. Internal Revenue Collector. r.
Mctirorty, Santa fc. Now Mexico. Dep
uty collectur--w. IL. Bristol. Tucson. De
partment Collector. ,'rstom Ojfise.s--J. ID.
Hughes, Prescott, w. OurJ. Tucson.
Delegate 10 copgress-C. G. Dean, Pres
colt.
Judge Of First Jrdiciai District--W.H II.
Barnes, Tucson.
Judge Of Second Judioial District---w.
w. Porter. Phe,ix.
Judge Of Third JEdicial District y .ipes
u. Wright, Prescott.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court w. Dodge.
Prescott.
C~anty.
Sheriff --I,obcrt steeu.
Under Sheriff %. Y. Kuenecr.
Eerorder : II. lsrcksbaum.
Treasurer Daniel smith.
PruIate Judce--w. q. Isiakeiy.
District Attorncy--Eb. Williams.
Court ComInisncncr J. Hyde.
Clerk Of District Court Bucksl,anm.
Clerk of Connty ConrF-H. n. Watkins.
Public Administrator -Eugens ID. Whip
pic.
County Surveyor DITTO '. Kuencer.
Z. s. Comn,issio,aer---J. j. Hyde.
US. Deputy MarshaI-Kobert steen.
Supervisors Samuel Cfozier, J.. l.. MOI
son, J. II. Jchnsoa.
Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors--J. :!
Hyde.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
Evergreen, Door County. Wis.
PATENTa.

Caveats apd Trade Masks Obtained
and ali other business iu the y, =, Patent
Ofise attended 70 for MODERATE FEES.
Once. and we can obtain Patents n, Ls,
time than those remote from WASHING.
Ton.
send MODEL OH DRAWING. We nd.
wise rs to pateBtability free Of charge: and
we make no CHARGE UNLEaA WE Oh
TAIN A PATENT.
We refer here To the Post master. the
Hnpt. of Money Order Div, and to officials
Of the L. y. Patent Office. For circular.
advice. terms and references to actual oil.
ents in your own State OF County. write to
4. 4 Snow & Co.
Oppasits Patent Odjee. Wsshinoton. u. C.l
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
THE
ATLANTIC s PACIFIC
RAILROAD.
TINE SCHEDULE.
TLfongh line between tue Pae,6s Coast and
the East, in sonacstiou with ths
Ssathesn l.s-ia~,
Al~hisos, Tepel4a 4 Sssis se.
~. Leafs a san Fsan~Ises

Railroads. thereby forming tho best and
shortest line between tho East snd
West. with all modern improve
ments and cJnvcnienGes for
safety and comfort.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
A Paragraph. s.s...rpA.s.., !.

| \
Joseph Marcel was trying 30 ~ . eams As6
ut Point au Prince, when the game cork Gsv
IN his facc and Iecked him severely on ~
left cyclid.
II. -
A Canuck farmer had his eye pecied -
by gaspc cock the other day. II served hta
right for trying 10 vet the hen on china seRA /,
III.
The ferocity of tho Gamc eock a cestaln
seasons of the year ~as strikipgiy ilIusesaAsd
ut Point au Prince rccgntiy, when CansAfan
farmer had 70 Kill one OF thess noble bird n
". q
AGsncd!anf farMerwI EjlIed the Other dsy
by Ms fsyprite game cock A man never
knows when be Is safe from harm. -
". ~
One Of the most brutal exhibitions On rec,
ord was the Aght at Point an Prince, Canada,
few days ngo, between brawny farmer.
with bis hands tied, and Ssrvcious eAns
cock. The bird had besn trained 10 ~ &C .
mans eyes, and in the fifth round ye~ksd ~
left orb into gil,lcts. After thirty-nins Moody
rpuRds the human brute caught his fcatASrsS
adversary iStwecn his icrth and bit a. ~
head. Omaha Bce. 80
H
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

Trains on tbs Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
suGdaYe run ON Mountain or Standard Time.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
WITHOUT CHANGE.

Are run through between st. Louis, Kansas
City and Sar. francisco.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

kingrnan, Marcel, 18th, 1857.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TAMEs j. HYDE,

Hrxcv.x. ARIzo.IA.
e0-Mining Litigation and Obtaining
Patents TO Mining Properties
= Speciality.
win praetice in all courts Of the Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
CHURCHILL & UNEILL,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, !.

PRxscorT, ARIZONA.
~wiII Practice in all the Courts Of the
Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
EvERGRElEN s

FOR u 90 win send by mail. postpaid. either
Of the following lots Of Ercrgrccns. or one hail
nf ailr two of them or 6 lots for AiDO
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publican. It only remains for you to al IN.
under my direction. tho details OF tho work"
z. Chandler-My c.. what headi
W. E. Chandler-Master, proceed. We are a
your disposal and only await Jour orders.
Tho Intellcct-Then take down tho do.
spatches which shall now dictate to You and
got them on the wires without moments do
lay. And you, Bill Chandler. will leave to.
morrow for Florida.
W. e Chandler-very WELL sir.
This 10 oil that I hoard through the partition
wall in the Fifth Avenue Hotel. 1t is enough To
disprove utterly the claim that William Z.
Chandler originated tho scheme by which
Hayes was seated. and to put the credit Of tho
authorship OF that colossal enterprise whore
It beIongs-nsmely, with one Of the most com.
prehensive. dispasslonate, and far-seeing In
tellects the world ever knew.
send you my name, not for publication. but
as guarantee OF good faith. and for the pres.
emit merely sign myself as
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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and would be IL less marked
by relisioua partsanshin Netiakahta IN settlement
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Mrs.. Elm wheeler wtic6x.s Msne.
p,ou. N, y.,o Hursa Nx,cs

Her husband. Robert II. Wilcox. n stockhoId-
sr Of aud travelling sSlesmsn for the A"Iien ritanna
Company. II the Rad great part nf tue time, Sid
slncs his mother Nrs Wilcox and other member OF
thr fam left the ci;y the TTsccHce Colnny BreeI
has been ahneIy resrsnI fnT the woman made tam u
by tho POeAa az raAsin;' Heaiass. AsEdsn has fur
:. ali her, d.,isEui.Ssd literary tri:sSs can:
woman q such, poetic naiass, and y. refined
Her hsslth !. ~, mach Impaired 4na ,hoaxh y. bssn
decided yAcai- the residence the nfat OF
month the definite plhns for the future have ysi
been astesminsd q % quite pfeSsols hYgsvsr. that
nrnts VIII be made 70 sPsnd the summer a. some e.
fair posttss win iaoa likely leave Nsrden for good and
90 back la her old Wisconsin home.
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HereAity.
Prom IA ma,

Your seSistares unmsrtsd, tslss Inherited,
DIRECTLY from our eTam' pAs they III came;
Our detects have bssn transmitted, and ~ aAood b
OF al responsibility and blame.
We are mot dspfaved bennsrA but hsfsdttaxy alnner
70. on fsthsrs never tsssd e thsy sAoela:
What pity that our Rrampas wssenE. Soodi
Yea wsd an BE- reverend Senators our dsprassd pro
Had all been prudsnt stddiouA and Wiz:
But they quite terrestrial would b celestial;
Yes we'd al be proper tenants for the skies.
we're not all blameoas and bsaoons 70 The ageA
And rs for princlpaltties and powefs:
i've 90 not Euids and man ~ and engineer ne planet
It's the folly OF our forefathers, and not ou1st
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HINTS FOE YOUNG WRITER'S
Sone or the Reasons Why They Deaf 0s
More Of Their Articles Pabllshea.

sone or the Reasons Why They Deaf Get
More OF Their Articles Fablishea.
From tAe Eassascry Tmes
The editor Of Ha,pey's Magazine, Mr.. VII
liam N. Alden. Is as busy q man as you can
ind in town. His desk Ii always heaped with
manuscripts Of all kinds from all sorts Of peo-
pie. ON all sorts of subjects. and they come
from all parts Of the universe. Tho first i'm
desk Is that one OF Tneie sans mail sacks
have been emptied upon T. Tbs 10 lar from
csreuy read 81 another wSose
to decide whether The articles he reads az
Il sE n sad liz q Who e
ssss anS ao tbs
upon availability. A very good article may be
too long Or TOO abort: Or may have been re- 70,
hs sss the sn ss,G 6f d Ss nj But let Mr.
Rsli ae%sas & shs s :si young writer in
VA fair chance. I think" he replies
sbons rs to or
whs. sor, Of hsSadMsy could they make and
Ing money. Ny long t experiences as a magazine
study study tho subject; therefore. can speak nom
expetiense, and not , eon'ecturs Take e.. young
%ho 81 ns ssns
his course Of study. and he viii be least likely
to succeed as magaxns Of r.. Newspaper per
tx VII as sse ss
ali probability write IN elaborate and learned
disaIisision Sn some subject which ha iad no
as embodied In HGpe,'s Monthly and the
Cent,Ty has much Of . newspaper oharae;
Interesting. some exclusive information Of I'm
portance. some stirring description Of oon-
shs Whiting e
You can see. therefore. the dihlcplties IN the
iect. and In the second place. two-t6irds OF the
per periodic have originated in the editorial
rooms and been assigned to writer's of estab-
ss % u
magixine like Harpn's is fourteen. Take the
hundreds sent In for each number. and you
can ,udss for yourself how limited the chances
What Kind Of literature is most likely to
Short stories and poems. Women are far
They are better equipped to meet the d..
plot. Now. almost every conceivable plot has
when anything strIsinsly orisinsi comes to US.
Women. on the other hand are more apt to
sTn sSaass sSa Ct Ss se
poems the same holds good. Men write poems
OF description and action. women OF passion
"Can you mention few men who have made
their way to reputation through the medium Of
r. Yes: there IL Robert Burns Wilson; the poet.
He has never bs o. srss X
Then there IL Joel Chandler Harris who hrst
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Ia Trsssie.

Prom rae RasAiaStOa Rost.
Mourn for KAlAkAaA
King At Honolulu,
HpsbahA q The taWuy
Lady kAptotAnL.
Waiting Victoria
she Pfessnt no0SAk.
Wssp %. KalAkaaA
IA before reQusst1d,
Fer he " Fepofted
In . heap Of tfeeble;
Wl1ke4 uisa have bfibsd INN
Ia the optam easinesz.
Gave him tssAty thousand
DoilAFs N . basket:
Gave him thirty tho0aand
In q check 70 ORDER
OF . alAnteysd Pagan.
which they called him Akti
OAse him forty thousand "
Ne wed within \ roas: pig;
And Nhen kAlAkAuA
Carved he aAvory suskiinR
Out the dtleats tainoledl
Mourn Cor kAlakAsA
~ aoove sugaSStsd
Ffog With kaDiplAnl
On the nfot1 Atlantic
He kAD eseA aaa koGS "A
oat bllassf In tFo1hN
AegEA ~ kAlakailA
tEll4 % i1ssJSlfsA
AeheAe sfts-SAA
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a Phase 81 LlfS.
From tAe Bos1os Courier,

Fboos sSc 6oooo0 tUI1teSs
Along the shore
, When day 70 DER
And Cythereab lamp 10 lighted,
Fond couples rove
And whisper love
In ascentS low;
And fair chseks si0w
win blushss sweet % Vows are p!tyhted
sott hands are pressed
Ana waists eayessed
Oh hope u high.
And HE "a sweet
And Joy complete
When lovsS young dream fond yeuth b dreAmingi
That b to say,
When Nell or May
u with M and u only smltten;
But oh the bowi
The Grief. the voc,
fhe pain, the smart
That wiring the heart
when from her NO receive tie mi1eni
The bud Of hope
Just bourgeontnk 20 bloom u wtted:
The akicA erst brighk
Grow dark a. night
And grim despair
Iakss ~ ths hais
Ker half week
He VIII not speak,
And food no looks upon a. piieni
But soon pair
OF eyes enanAre
Hla heart once more;
Hs Eriefs are DER
And 10y again Eilda lies Aodsoa. y
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Gzo E1VFls0aed ocAOolbNY.
Ffom Ne osssassB D1spairA,
rs now the boy ia school
Doth hate The teAohest ralA
And thank Of llttie else than eutdoor I'm,
And there II cause to Tear.
From all that one oan hear.
M ssssasr's Ios L - unhappy Ssa
When In the AftsSnooo.
The Rtddy ctrcus tuus
n heard, and al the scholars want 10 run;
when caliiops doth sound.
And the monkey 10 aroana
The teachers lot b not happy ons.
when In Z distant usld
Boys see the bAtters wield
Their little bats and for the bAses run;
Ana whom they frst and pouk
And wish that school we're out
M ts4chsrS lotb most unhappy one.
And whom they think now ans
fwould be with hook and line
TO stt and psd beneath the nice warm sun;
Pull wen do know thsn.
And say Il now again.
1hey mahe the teachers lot no happy oo&
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a 0s1g of Labor.

Frem eAe Cvtsttda hseeRiesseer.
ExcspS the Lord 10 build the houss shan osdgn,
All they that build Il labor bat In vain;
Except the Lord The oity keep ffstn ham
In vain the wAschnsn waks and gfvs alarm.
In vain from rest We hasts With early fsee
And late return. and bread Of sorrow Sat;
Who feed the birds that neither s0v nor rSaN
10 Hh beloved Givsth tn their aissD
II The1 but work h - and ytrsasth seoced
70 win snd do OF ny good pleasure. Lord
The GROWING capStonS Of ths house ~ bona.
And now - fade the daylightS lingsFing rayS
We ress from toll and sing oar evening pralSei
All through the night Thy vigil DER m kesh
o Thou who S1vess Thy beloved sleep.
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From tAe CHICAGO NSSSne.
Time was when was stern and proud,
And whom my air was naughty,
When all my vievs I spoke sload
In words severe or naughty.
Time was when mon before me oftnIod,
The thought has power 70 gravel
For on my within thelr fortune hinged,
TO stay at homo or travel
Al. solemn thought 'tRss but q lats
That other men seemed asses;
Twas the arbitor II fAtA,
FOR csntsellsA the passek
And told me AL eh>s- ssss-.ss--
Their faces now seldom zoe;
Gone siimmerinR are my Glostesi
When Limbs are lost attorney. COMA
Ny throat 10 dfled with law dust;
The whole world has m aspecs Rinm,
~ doll II stuffed With sawdust
] am not What ] 0oed IN b.
No guard IL At my portal;
I'm but man Of low deGree
very common mortal
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xstersss..s -. -,sss. 100. yrct., :. she
- ~ a. rare. ,y = ccrtain
49,. S..s,s-..- srtn. New reri Ti-,es
49, v,,,,o,, ~, Tuv suS--f3ir. I vas
l Az TIE ..oV. . 1910, |. r.nts omnioved
memper On IL ~. ~. Is,.cnt,vo Comm
IA Novomoon Ioop r..tars, Comr,ittee.
I zee Oh the Democ.s..o S : pr.h,h,tionist 7
since tnen nave pevo ps. 49, .hsn tsll Tho
hao ,s.nSr i'so my ''sA'
' 49, .,,,.. su,vaf,,ance
| We "o1e ens.kou VIZ, 80 danoeroua Re-
Oh the most conspicuous snu -. 20, IN
pupncsns. repotted every aes ~ a. t,rn
l West Intty-m1n s,Ioe.. wnv -.
70 Dsn haeone ~ tne I,er ~ Az" D.,,oorat,o
l Twas ee1v sscsrseaneu W So s.... -,.h
leaders mat tne nepuon0an oyM -arsc.cd Tho
1."h onAneiet ~ - noeo, -no.e,. ~ . .oro,ro-
wiz anu eAe s .nS .aasans,,t. ,,hnn, for
nen.Nv sae nss,, a.,I.ha Tn.ai,ast that heino
A. 800 ~. ,,s,s Mn, a. tho time Alter DAYS
Of efYort tbis mysterious Intellect was finally
traced TO tho ONCE OF the Ne,o York Tines in
| Printing House square; and from Nov. until
after the election II was my special duty to
| watch the Times ONCE. day and night, and to
report every movement OF the dreaded person
ago. We soon settled beyond question one i'm
portant point. Tho Intellect was not Mr.
George Jones.
Al thirty-nye minutes past 4 O'Clock on
| the morning Of Nov. g, while was leaning
against the door post Of tho Times ofYioe. dis
guised as tramp, the lnleiiect came oowh
stairs and started across tne city nan Fark'
His manner was 30 earnest nus striae 30 I'M
duty to follow him. remember that he led
me pretty hard chase mp b1oaoWav 70 inc
Slto AVenoe notel
At the door OF that tavern inc inteheot wnom
Twas following almost ran into gentleman 2,
coming with equal rapidity nom the otner Oh
rection. By tho Hight that Issued from the
hotel door l rocoGnized tho later rs Mr.
Travelling bag In his hand. From behind one
OF the columns Q! tho no.ea Poauoo mon
nearo . 0onsetsetlon Wnl,n' eoooiu'n* W n'
w. ieoo.io'. .,, 90 - =, 81,
CnsaoaerS Why ms' "'1 NV Viz"
cstcn inc nAmeI
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nave "".k ~. 'oa W w
Cnsnoier| Any.a1 - su' ~ ms "We.' Dus
~ ' s.nson - pa.,.s Wy n.un 49,. 49, low
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srn,a. on the brooklyn rolsss Force.

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morning In giving the details OF rohhery the
write thhtts thief sole pair % opera EiaSseL pair
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Fnai JensA

Foss Ne Sos fSessteo Asus kstee.
II vss stately soushsrnsf thas carried the stripes and
me vsissilng y.na from wsss ssuvsss sisw shrsush
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n. :ssiiiss s..s beneath her bow IN creamy fo.m
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No shsssns there sfshssssainss b. him Who tzod
rheufS - weigh OF her pona.roa IN the boom bent
mo srosains sS..s..s told tn. ssr.saas carried the
he hooked .'- st a'' hight
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nsa%s our god s,hp hsa,sd her wind sbrsasses the
For By her spread Of So end By her tsas Of
W. .aas our morning via.or vss - Ensssh man.
1Asa " spoke our commander not frosn vss % his
Quick isy Aiof my gallant Lads spare noeyour canvas
We ~ sios the stars and stripes asainst ne Royal
Paul Sass ne ssrrer Of the 'ss can whip sA'n round
Loose all your canvas fore and an loose an and give hsr
The svs:s keel that cuts the dssp IN an tn Bssssh
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90 lay siof my gallant ladA spare not the saay.s nsv"
'fvas thus Ga,isnt Captain spoke and scarce ao
When and sos.u.ns yards were erossd upoa each
m. ssi!:s REFUSING cheer from til. a''i Of 'asir
We answsrsd them back with scorafsi shout from the
dock Il our patriot bark.
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he mist h had not cleared away bot sl ooapsrsd the
ehore;
With HsSt sails sst and bsoms rugged eat ana stnaSls
hoisted away,
Down the Irish Channel Paul Jones he bore boeo TIE
break Of day.
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